African American Policy Council PAC

Accountable Leadership.
Empowered Communities.

Supporting community-centered public policy, voter education, civic participation, and accountable leadership across Norfolk, Hampton Roads, and Virginia.

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Who We Are

A Virginia PAC Built for Community

The African American Policy Council PAC is a Virginia political action committee dedicated to supporting community-centered public policy and electing leaders who are accountable to the people they serve.

We focus on voter education, civic participation, and advancing the policy priorities that matter most to Black communities in Norfolk, Hampton Roads, and across the Commonwealth of Virginia.

The planned African American Civic Empowerment Foundation will be separately governed and legally distinct from the African American Policy Council PAC.

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Community members engaged in civic advocacy

Our Priorities

Eight Policy Priorities for Hampton Roads

Voter Education

We provide nonpartisan voter education resources to help residents understand candidates, ballot measures, and the electoral process.

Candidate Accountability

We evaluate candidates on their commitment to our community's priorities and communicate our findings to voters across Hampton Roads.

Civic Participation

We organize community forums, town halls, and civic engagement events to connect residents with their elected officials and the policy process.

Affordable Housing

Health Equity

Senior & Veteran Advocacy

Transparent Government

What We Do

How AAPC PAC Serves the Community

Voter Education

We provide nonpartisan voter education resources to help residents understand candidates, ballot measures, and the electoral process.

Candidate Accountability

We evaluate candidates on their commitment to our community's priorities and communicate our findings to voters across Hampton Roads.

Civic Participation

We organize community forums, town halls, and civic engagement events to connect residents with their elected officials and the policy process.

POWER

"The ballot is the most powerful instrument ever devised by man for breaking down injustice."

— Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Your Voice Matters

Volunteer, attend a community forum, contact your representatives, or contribute to AAPC PAC. Every action builds a stronger community.

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